Well the third science does make getting tech points faster, but it also lets you build the sewing hut. Your third Nature should have nothing to do with this. Have you dragged a villagers down to the bath? I just thought of something else see if you can start the statue. It could be the game had a glitch. Just some thoughts.

Dasani, have you had any puzzle reversion issues before this? You should not have been able to complete the bath in the first place without drawing the plans for it. It would be helpful to know exactly in what order you completed your puzzles.

I don't believe I've had any other issues prior to this. Now I'm assuming that not all of the puzzles need to be done in order, although there are some prerequistes for a few. I believe after researching and obtaining level two in Restoration is when the bath was completed. And yes, there were plans drawn on the chalk board, and completed. It's just for some reason, when I put a villager there later on, (just to see what would happen) the plans for the bath came up again. And now I've recently fully researched Restoration, but I still have the plans for the bath up.

It appears that you may have encountered a rare bug. Please have a look at the situation discussed in this thread and see if it describes your situation. If so, you should be able to proceed with the statue and ignore the plans on the chalkboard.

Thanks for the link
The double image on chalk board - it would seem that is what the issue is. No biggie, they're busy pushing the statue now.

Again, thanks.

how can i build the statue

There are several steps and requirements to build the statue. You can find complete instructions in the Official Guide to VV3.

My daughter is repairing the statue. It's halfway up the path. Chief is directing work. But the builders are no where near the statue and are confused - there is no more room to help out.

What do we do to fix this?

As the message says, they have no more room to help - the path gets narrower higher up. Some of the builders will still be pushing. Just leave them to get on with it, and eventually they should complete the task.

DD once more:

Arnie, reread my other post. The builders were next to the bath and were confused. I was confused at this.

Night all